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FIV ± 0 0YouL i iI orI t =i1 <You can quickly give a arose IEE SIIr THE METALS METALSSflvex40 40Pages Weather WeathorTodayrose tint to your future futureprospectsprospects ros cots throe through h a work workwanted w rk Silver 50o 50oCopper 00 Today TodayFairPages HERALD Copper cath cath128180 12018o 12018olead 129190wanted TFodalray TFodalrayCopper1 wanted ad lead per 100 1001bs 1bs bs 440 4 4i 4InterMounGtln Fair FairInterMountain FairTnterMountalniVol InterMountain 15 No 10 SO Republican SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY OCTOBER 311909 31 1909 Price 5 Cents The TheVolsalt Bait Lake HeraldVoL m No N 5C SIS CONFESSED CONffSSfOFormerFormer Inmate of County In Infirmary infinnary Infirmary ¬firmary Who < Is Arrested Arrestedforfor Registering Illegally IllegallySays IDegallySays IllegallySaysSays Police Forced Him HimPOLICE HimPOLICE HimPOLICEPOLICE REFUSE TO LET LETSHERIFF LETSHERIFF LETSHERIFFSHERIFF SERVE WARRANT WARRANTPrisoner WARRANTPrisoner WARRANTPrisonerPrisoner In City Jail in Pres Presence Presence Presence ¬ence of Police Officer DecJan De Declares Declares ¬clares s He Was Forced Forc d by byPatrolman byPa b Y YPatrolmanPatrolman Pa rolman to Perjure SelfINFORMATIONS Self SelfINFORMATIONS SelfINFORMAINFORMATIONS INFORMA lONS ARE MADE MADEPrisoners MADEPrisoners MADEPrisonersPrisoners in the city jail ail have been teenreleased beenreleased beenreleasedreleased by the police and given their theirfreedom theirfreedom theirfreedomfreedom as a reward for registering registeringillegally registeringIIegally registeringillegallyillegally as voters for the American Americanparty Americanparty Americanpartyparty partySS M Barlow the alleged chief of ofpolice ofpolice ofpolicepolice has assisted in the scheme for forparoling forparoling forparolingparoling other prisoners who have havenot havenot havenotnot acquired the right to vote in inTTtah inUta11 inUtahUtah so that they might register registerillegally registeriHegalJy registerihegallyillegally illegallyPositive ihegallyPositive IPositive evidence of these illegal illegalfraudulent illegalfraudulent illegalfraudnlentfraudulent and underhanded methods methodslyly which the American party hopes hopestoto win the city election through the theprostitution t theprostitution e eprostitutionprostitution of the police department departmenthashas been gathered in many cases and andcomplaints andcomplaints andcomplaints Icomplaints have been made out in inseveral inseveral inseveralseveral cases casesThe casesThe casesTheThe exact number of frauds perpetrated perpetratedbyby the pollee department in registering Il Illegal 11kgat Illegal ¬legal voters in the Fiftyfourth district districtwill districtwill districtwillwill never be known inasmuch as inmost in inrunst Inrunmost run > > t of the cases C85 8 where names have been beenregistered beenrejstered beenregisteredregistered illegally the names will be bevoted beoted bevotedvoted by others The Republican chal chalIitigers challngers chalbb Iitigers ngera however will be ready to prevent pre prevent prent ¬vent nt a few hundred thugs and vagrants vagrantsLltvrt vagrantsLlredLltvrt 1 rtt by b the American party from cast casting Cll8tIng castIng ¬ing their votes Illegally and there will willbb > vigorous prosecutions on the th felony felonycici arses arsesorge argeaGorp argesi1orgeGorp < orge Slade a former inmate of therunty < mty infirmary who has been in the thecity th thcity thecitycity only a few weeks was brought to totiie totl totietie tl IE registry agent of the Fiftyfourth FtttYfo Fiftyfoudietret rfh dls dlstrot dlstrIttrot by Policeman A M RUt and andforced andtclCed andScreed iforced to register giving his address as asIS13 Commercial l street Ue was arrested arrestedlast arreartedb8t arrestedlastlast night nl ht by b Deputy Sheriffs Jack Cor Cor1fs Carl CorIss1fs l s and Richard BddlagtOR and lodged lodgedin l d din 11 the county UDty Jail en a warrant WBJT nt charg chargng ¬ing ng him with illegal registration Slade Sladetvus SIadWIS Sladettastvus positively identified by the superintendent superin superintendent saperintend ¬tendent tend nt of the t e Infirmary and evidence evidencetto t insure his hi conviction Is s already at athnd athIJl athtdhnd htdAnother hndAnother hIJlAnotherAnother complaint was issued against againstRR A Fibres Ft res an Inmate of the city jail jailwho jaUwho jailcrhowho Is serving a sentence of ninety days daysfer daYBtr daysforfor vagrancy The warrant could not be berved bess rved inasmuch as Chief Barlow and andLiputenant andLlfutenant andLieutenantLieutenant Richard Shannon refused to toallow toa1low toallowallow the deputy sheriffs to see the ptiar prts prtscrcr r r in the jail This action again againaiai 8 owed the contempt of the police offl offiCPrs offlerrs otflrserrs rs for the law In protecting their hired hiredvoters hiredttrs hiredvotersvoters from prosecution prosecutionFlores prosecutionFlores prosecutionFloresFlores Confesses ConfessesFredFred Prt < l C Loofbourow district dl tr1ct attorney attorneyHTHT ard chairman of the Republican city com comriiti comtftiN comrttieeriiti tftiN e called at the city Jail yesterday yesterdayeftaft moon and in company with Lteuten Lieutenantant John Hempel visited Flores in his hisi< i r 11 In the presence of the police lieu Iteutt runt t nt Flores told how he was Induced Inducedvv the police officer to perjure himself himselflili registering illegally illegallyFlires Uleg illegallyFlares ll llFloresFlores has about sixty days to serve serveriri c his sentence for or vagrancy On last lastairdaj lastlI lastMairdaj lI Idal he was visited by b Jailer Nick NickG NllkGJiloral1lenG GJiloral1len liiirai sen who asked him if he would wouldreaiv wouldTea> Tea reaiv to register and vote Flores FloreatoM Florestoll < IorestoldtoM OK GI Giitranaen firansen that he had only been beeninin itah tal snee last May Ma He said he was wastorn wast wasbtrntorn t > urn in T xas of Mexican parentage and andfr andfTt andfirstfr first t CUT e to Utah in 1907 After a few fewn fewrrnthsn rrnths r < Tiths moved to Denver where he her herrr rr sin 1 until last May Ia returning to toSit toSIt toBatSit Ji Ltk k p lout five months ago Since Sincetil SincethTI Sincethentil then ri h 1 i been working occasionally occasionallycc cr > n iailroud 1ailI lc < outside of Salt Lake until untilV unUlwar untiltiaraV war r p ted here about one month monthBOBO II CO IT I t re iresence i of Lieutenant Hem Hemt H Hemt1 m mtt t t1 1 FlTs FJ1 Fl s said he told Ute Jailer that thatlad thathid1 had r in Utah only since last May Mayt Mayend ay ayrdt end nd th i titer said It would be all right righttoto t regl = r and no one would know he hev heisv is s not titled to vote roteThe voteThe voteTheThe next day da Flores said a trusty trustycc me to him and told him to come on oner onr onerer r end register re 18ter Then they left leftthe leftHe lefttiethe police station under survellance of ofi ofitrolmani atrolman J Clouxh and Rhodes and andv andlltv i r nt to the registration agent where whereT whereTliesT Tlies iies I es under the eye of the police policemen pollctm policemen ¬men m n swore that he had been a resident residentofof ttah for more than one year and andpr andepr e 1 the precinct for sixty days and gave gaveItsIts 1 is address as 15 Commercial street streett I Itt Vmerican house housenn the same day Earl C Clark who whoII known as R A Lawson was rele rele re relele set eci d from the city Jail where he hev beservingv s serving a term for some petty pettyofiise pettyoofiise 0 fise and brought to the reglstra repistraagent reglstratiti t 11 agent Clark registered and thenhe was made an outside trusty for forContinued forContinued forContinuedContinued on Page 2 Ic The Beginning of the End EndIKNOVTCO 1 1Readyf i4UR1J04f frstrafr riryrstr of wn eiry Atr i g 5 f fFTERtMFTER PROOF PROOFh PROOFMUL MUL VEY VEYPROOF L Lii h cEOE i o a 2S11 i ir1 ir1 g WAtttiCE WAtttiCEt4 It4 J JeiI i°ei eihh w r r 14tl 14tleUT th thIr 11J ff rlllMl rlllMl1la14votDIKNOVTCO DEYTJ OVtR OVtRLCAO IrT P PLOADLOAD MIDNIGHT BttLE BttLEBUT t Ir trBUT wtutTNiE WHAT GTTS ME o151 MICHWAYNi r rNl10Nk 60IN r0 r0SUNSUN u4t y r V Vi VReadyiReady for the StartEIGHTYEAROLD EIGHT YEAROlD fIREBUG fIREBUGLittleLittle Harry McDonald of St StDoesnt puis ZonisDoesnt puisDoesntDoesnt Know Difference Be Between Between Between ¬tween Right and Wrong WrongStISt Louis Oct 30 Eightyearold 30ElgbtyearoldHarry EightyearoldHarryHarry McDonald who tried to burn the theSt theSt theSt iSt Louis county Jail at Claryton Clary Ciarytonafter Ciarytonafterhe ton after afterhe afterhehe had stolen a horse and buggy driven drivensixteen drivensixteen drivensixteensixteen miles into the country put the thehorse thehorse thehorsehorse in a stable and burned both the thebarn thebarn thebarnbarn and the beast was released rele sed today todayon to ay ayonon a bond of 200 OO signed by his mother motherMrs motherMrs motherMrsMrs Mary McDonald McDonaldThe McDonaldTheThe mother told Circuit Judge Wur Wurdeman Wurdeman Wurdemandeman that the boy had taken the rig rigmerely rigmerely rigmerelymerely to get away from a doctor who whooperated whooperated whooperatedoperated on him recently for adenoids adenoidsAlienists adenoidsAlienists adenoidsAlienlssAlienists have recommended the re removal removal Femoral ¬moval of adenoids from the nasal pas passage p pssageof s ssage ¬sage sageof of children as tending toward both bothmoral bothmonil bothmoralmoral and physical Improvement It is isheld Isheld isheldheld also that such an operation de develops develops develops ¬velops the mental aptitude of school schoolchildren schoolchildren schoolchildrenchildren childrenMrs childrenMrs childrenMrsMrs McDonald said sal Harry was ope operated operated operated ¬rated upon recently and has entertained enter entertained entertained ¬tained a childish fear of the physician physicianSheShe said her son does oes not know the dif difference difterence difference ¬ference between right and wrong and andis andIs andisis not responsible for what he has hasdone hasdone hasdonedone doneHarry doneHarry doneHarryHarry will appear next Friday before beforeJudge betortJudge beforeJudgeJudge Wurdeman In the juvenile courtMAN FOUND DEAD BY BYTHE BYTHE BYTHETHE TRACK NEAR RENO RENORenoReno Nev Oct 30 30WIth With his head headcrushed headcrushed headcrushedcrushed In at the top and his right arm armbroken armbroken armbrokenbroken G W Hyde of Nevada City CityCaL CityCaL CityCalCaL was found dead by the railroad railroadtrack railroadtrack railroadtracktrack eighteen miles east of Reno this thismorning thismorning thismorningmorning Hyde was Identified by cards cardsand cardsand cardsandand a lodge receipt showing him to be bea beaa member in good standing of the Ne Nevada Nevada Nevada ¬vada City Knights of Pythias He had hadno hadno hadnono money or any articles in his pockets pocketswhen pocketswhen pocketswhenwhen found The body Is being held In InReno InReno inRenoRenoTH THEATRE BURNED BURNEDPhiladelphia BURNEDPhiladelphia BURNEDPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Oct 30 30F1re Fire today todaypractically todaypractically todaypracticallypractically destroyed the Peoples the theatre theatre theatre ¬atre building at Kensington avenue and andCumberland andCumberland andCumberlandCumberland street The building was wasoccupied wasoccupied wasoccupiedoccupied by the Textile National bankother business concerns The loss lossis lossIa lossisis estimated esti rated at 350000 ZPEOPLE WILL BE ASKED TO TOVOTE TOVOTE TOVOTEVOTE FOR BIG BOND ISSUE ISSUEA ISSUESpecialA Special Election action Will a Be e Held e to toDecide toDecide toDecIdeDecide Question of Building BuildingHigh BuildingHigh BuildingHighHigh SchoolProperty owners of Salt Lake will be given an opportunity to express expressthemselves expressthemselves expressthemselvesthemselves for or against a new high school building at a special election electiontoto be held probably on Wednesday December 15 to issue 500000 in inbonds inbonds hlbondsbonds for the purchase of property and erection of one of the finest high highschool highschoolschool buildings in the west westThis westThis westThisThis was practically decided at a meeting of the school schoollaw3 laws eommittee commit committee mmit mmittee ¬tee of the city board of education at a meeting held yesterday afternoon afternooninin the board of education rooms in the city and county building Archi Archii Architect Architecti tect R Kletting is now working on plans for the proposed building buildingsvhich buildingj buildingvhichj which in itself will cost nearly 400000 400000AtAt the meeting yesterday President Presidentfames PresidentJames PresidentTames important factors in laying tho th founda foundation foundation foundation ¬James T Hammond and Mathonlhah Mathonlhahthomas MathonihahThomas Iathonhahhom3s tion for the bond Issue election and will willprobably willprobably willprobablythomas hom3s were appointed as a subcom aubcominittee subcomtnlttee subcomntttee probably be passed by the board when whenpresented whenpresented whenpresentedpresented presentedAllinittee to prepare suitable resolutions to tobe tobe tobe All of the th members of the committee committeeContinued committeeContlnu committeeContinuedbe presented to the board at Its next noxtfaceting nextOwing I IIDeetingfaceting to be held on Nov 9 These 1 1telloluUonsresolutions Resolutions are > merely preliminary but I Continued d on Page 2 2hh< <1OLL YWlLL WILL 60 Tl TfTHETHE COLONIAL AGAIN A AGAINWill lIN lINWillWill Wear No Disguise and andWill andWill andWillWill Stand in Spotlight Spotlightonon the Stage StageDespairing StageDespairing StageDespairingDespairing of being captured without showing herself herselfagain herselfagain herselfagainagain undisguisedlVliss undisguised Miss Dolly Dimples will visit the Colonial Colonialtheatre Colo Colonialtheatre l it1 it1theatretheatre on Monday night she will go upon the stage the thespotlight thespotlight thespotlightspotlight will be thrown upon her and she will address the theaudience theaudience theaudienceaudience Miss Dimples will not wear any disguise upon uponthis uponthis uponthisthis occasionBY DOLLY DIMPLESMy y dear Salt Lakers what is the thematter thematter themattermatter Why dont dontyou you capture me meAfter meAfter meAfterAfter last night when I appeared appearedamong appearedamong appearedamongamong you ou so slightly disguised I Ihave 1have Ihavehave come cometo to the conclusion that I will willnever willnever willnevernever be apprehended so I have hit hitupon hitupon hituponupon a plan which I think will mate materially materially materially ¬rially aid you in your search searchMr searchIr searchMrMr Ir Grant the genial and charming charmingmanager charmingmanager charmingmanagermanager of the Colonial has kindly kindlyextended kindlyextended kindlyextendedextended me an invitation to appear at athlg athis athishis theatre Monday night and I have havegladly havegladly havegladlygladly accepted his courteous offer I Iwill 1will Iwillwill see that greatest of all musical musicalshows musicalshows musicalshowsshows The Sunny Side Broadway ofBroadwayand of Broadwayandand Salt Lake folks will have a chance chancetoto study my features since I am afraid afraidthey atraldthey afraidtheythey will never penetrate my disguises disguiseswithout disguIseswithout disguiseswithoutwithout having some Idea of my per personal personal personal ¬sonal appearance and my mannerismsChance for Good Clue ClueII feel that this will be giving partici participants partlclpants participants ¬pants a very much better clue to my myidentity myIdentlt myidentityidentity than the publication of mere merephotographs merophotographs merephotographsphotographs for I maintain that it is isImpossible IsImpossible isimpossibleImpossible to recognize any anyone anyonethrough one onethrough onethroughthrough the medium of a photograph photographalonealone One has a thousand different ex expressions expressions expressions ¬pressions and the artist can snap only onlyone onlyone onlyoneone to each photograph photographII want all Salt Lakers to take a good goodlook goodlook goodlooklook at me so they will be able to dis discern discern discern ¬cern my features through any disguise disguiseII will wear no disguise and I will ad address address address ¬dress the audience This will acquaint acquaintyou acquaintyouyou yo with my mannerisms and voice We Wowho Wewho Wewhowho have been trained for the profes profession profession profession ¬sion of the detective always carefully carefullyobserve carefullyobserve carefullyobserveobserve a persons mannerisms the thevoice thevolco thevoicevoice and the carriage An assumed assumedgait assumedgait assumedgaitgait never did deceive me though I 1myself Imyself Imyselfmyself am obliged to adopt a different differentcarriage differentcarriage differentcarriagecarriage and manner of conducting my myself m mself myself ¬self with each disguise I assume assumeWhen assumeWhen assumeWhenWhen I Impersonate a character I use useaa walk an expression of countenance countenanceandand clothes consistent with that representation repre representation representation ¬sentation and it is probably for that thatreason thatreason thatreasonreason that people cannot apprehend apprehendmeme meAtAt the Colonial Monday night I will willjust willjust willjustjust be my natural self and I want you youall youall youallall to arm yourselves with a clue which whichyou whichyou whichyouyou think will lead to my capture captureI1 love Salt Lake City and would like liketo liketo liketoto live here permanently Indeed I am amthinking nmthinking amthinkingthinking very seriously of doing so soYesterday soYesterday soYesterdayYesterday I looked at some real estate estatehero estatehero estateherehero which I think I will purchase and andstarted andstarted andstartedstarted an account In a local bank bankBefore bankBetore bankBeforeBefore deciding upon a bank in which whichtoto deposit my money I made very care careful carerul careful ¬ful Investigations for a couple of days daysasas to which was the most reliable and andtrustworthy andtrustworthy andtrustworthytrustworthy bank to patronize patronizeNumerous patronizeNumerous patronizeNumerousNumerous Inquiries of some of Salt SaltLakes SaltLakesmost SaltLakesLakes Lakesmost most prominent citizens re revealed revealed revealed ¬vealed tho fact that the bank whichY whichY 0has a great number of depositors and andmost andmostmost reliable directors as well as a alarge alarge alargelarge business Is the National Bank of ofthe ofthe ofthethe Republic RepublicTheThe directors of this bank I learned learnedareare selected from the most successful successfulandand prominent men In the state and andare andare andareare gentlemen of absolute integrity All Allagreed Allagreedagreed that the National Bank of the theRepublic theRepublic theRepublicRepublic is one one of Salt Lakes leading leadingfinancial leadingfinancial leadingfinancialfinancial institutions institutionsSoSo yesterday I determined to visit the thebank thebank thebankbank and learn what I could for my myself m mself myself ¬self I entered the handsome interior interiorofof the bank with some trepidation but butthe butthe butthethe courtesy with which I was met soon soonmade soonmade soonmademade me feel entirely at case caseTo caseTo aseToTo any anyone one who feels as I did I want wanttoto offer reassurance as to the National NationalBank NationalBank NationalBankBank of the Republic You will be betreated b btreated betreatedtreated with as much courtesy were you outo deposit 25 as though you intended intendedtoto deposit 25000 Uniform courtesy Is Isshown Isshown isshownshown to ail which is an excellent fun fundamental fundam fundamental ¬I damental dam ental principle principleMyMy goodness I never saw such a abusy abusy abusybusy place I do believe that tho in interior Interior intenor ¬terior of that bank contained everyknown business type I was suddenly suddenlyseized suddenlyseized suddenlyseizedseized with a great desire to be a part partof partof partofof all this activity so I resolved to take takethe takethe takethethe first step stepAs stepAs stepAsAs I did not understand anything anythingabout anythingabout anythingaboutabout the starting of an account I was wasobliged wasobliged wasobligedobliged to make numerous Inquiries InquiriesEverybody InquiriesEyerybody inquiriesEverybodyEverybody was so kind and obligingthat I had no difficulty In learning all allabout allabout allaboutabout itVisits President Knox KnoxInIn Inquired for Mr ICnox the presi president president prosdent ¬dent and manager of tho bank and then thensuffered thensutfered thensufferedsuffered qualms of fear lest he would wouldthink wopldthink wouldthinkthink me very presumptuous He was wasperfectly wasperfectly wasperfectlyperfectly charming Although he must musthave musthave musthavehave been very busy he was willing to tospare tospare tosparespare me enough time to fully explain explainthethe system 8 stem used by this bank and I Ifound Ifound Ifoundfound that what had always puzzled and andbewildered andbpwlldered andbewilderedbewildered me so was upon explanation explanationreal explanationrealreal simple I have always entrusted mybanking to relatives up till now because becauseII fancied that it was a dreadfully In Intricate IntrIcate intricate ¬tricate puzzle PUz7 to have to look after such suchaa matter oneself It is not Now that I Iunderstand IundeTstand Iunderstandunderstand It I consider it a real pleas pleasure pleasureure to look after my own interests interestsThe InterestsThe interestsTheThe bank la spacious and beautiful One Onestifles Onestlle Onestiflesstifles n cry of delight upon enteringthe place as soon as ones onoseyes eyes light lightupon lightupon lightuponupon the handsome Intedor decorations decorationsTheThe woodwork Is all of imported SanDomingo mahogany and a beautiful im imported Imported imported ¬ported marble is used uS d each setting off offto ortto offtoto advantage the beauty of the otherThis beautiful marble comes from Greece Greeceand Greeceand Greeceandand is worth n a trip townwards to seeTharo are diagonal stripes of alternatebronze and black and the whole wh ile is spot ¬ted and streaked with the whitest quartz quartzContinued quartzContinued quartzContinuedContinued on Page 10 10iiBOARDING BOARDINGSCHOOL SCHOOL BlAZE BlAZEOhildrenChildren Dressed In Cotton to Repre Represent Represent Represent ¬sent Snow SnowLantern Lantern Tipped TippedOver TippedOver TippedOverOver With Usual Result ResultKansas ResultKansas ResultKansasKansas City Oct 30 30Amfdst Amidst smiling smilingjackolanterns smlUngjackolanterns smilingjackolanternsjackolanterns and while making mer merriment merriment merriment ¬riment for the audience during a Hal Halloween Halloween Halloween ¬loween entertainment at Loretto aca academy academy academy ¬demy a Catholic school for girls here herelast herelast herelastlast night Miss Virginia Owen and andMiss andUIIS andMissMiss Mamie Tiernan student actors actorswere actorswere actorswerewere so severely burned that they died diedfrom diedfrom diedfromfrom their injuries today Miss Mary MaryHaley MaryMaley MaryMaleyMaley was severely burned while en endeavoring endeavoring endeavoring ¬deavoring to save ve her schoolmates A Apanic Apanic Apanicpanic was only averted by the coolness coolnessofof the mother superior and several sisters sis sisters slsters ¬ters Small girl actors wore light Eski Eskimo Eskimo Eskimo ¬mo costumes covered with cotton to torepresent torepresent torepresentrepresent snow while the stage was wasset wasset wassetset with much cotton tinsel to portray portraythe portrathethe discovery of the north pole A Aminiature AmIniature Aminiatureminiature globe stood in the center of ofthe ofthe ofthethe stage and around it were grouped groupedthethe actors each dressed to represent an anEskimo anEskimo anEskimoEskimo EskimoAfter EskimoAfter EskimoAfterAfter the tableau had started Miss MissOwen MissOwen MissOwenOwen tripped over a Jackolantern Jackolanternandand In a second the flames fiam had commu communicated communicated communicated ¬nicated to the other girls and decora decorations decorations decorations ¬tions tionsThe tionsThe tionsThe IThe fire was extinguished before the thefire thefire thefirefire department arrivedI HE lED WOMAN ASTRAY ASTRAYSanI San Francisco Man Under Arrest on onCharge onCharge onOhargeCharge of Engaging in White WhiteSlave WhiteSlave WhiteSlaveSlave Traffic TrafficSanSan Francisco Oct 80 80Julos Jules Tous Toussaint Toussaint Toussaintsaint proprietor of a restaurant in this thiscity thiscity thiscitycity was arrested today by Immigra Immigration ¬tion Inspector De La Torre on a charge chargeofof importing girls Into the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStatesStates for immoral purposes He is ischarged Ischarged ischargedcharged with having imported Hen Henrlette HenrIette Henriette1rIette Perrin French a woman whom whomhehe met in London three years agoAccording ago agoAccording agoAccordingAccording to the federal immigration immigrationauthorities Immigrationauthorities immigrationauthoritiesauthorities in Washington on whose whosecomplaint whosecomplaint whosecomplaint icomplaint Toussaint was arrested the theaccused theaccused theaccusedaccused man induced the girl to come cometo cometo cometoto this country on promise of marriage marriageTorre marrIageTorre marriageTorreTorre declared that the arrest was wasthe wasthe wasthethe opening gun in a widespread war to tostamp tostamp tostampstamp out the white slave traffic In this thiscountry thiscountry thiscountrycountryESCAPED INSTANT DEATH DEATHClothingClothing of Painter Who Fell From IxomScaffolding FromScaffolding FromScaffoldingScaffolding High in Air Caught Caughtbyby Grappling Hook HookNew HookNew HookNewNew York Oct 80 80qecked Checked In his hisfall histaU itsfallfall from a scaffolding off which a fel fellow tellow fellow ¬low worker had Just pitched to death deathonon the stone abuttment of the Wil Willlamsburg WlllIamsburg W4liamsburglIamsburg bridge 150 feet below James JamesDonahue JamesDonahue JamesDonahueDonahue a painter today in the sight sightofof thousands hung suspended from a agrappling agrappling agrapplinggrappling hook at the end of a long longrope longrope longroperope which had caught in his clothing clothingadad he fell fellHead fellHead fellHeadHead downward Donahue swung in inmidair Inmidair inmidairmidair until persons on the bridge bridgestructure bridgestructure bridgestructurestructure above swung another rope to tohim tohim tohimhim He grappled it pulled himselfhead himselfhead himself himselfheadhead uppermost and nd then was drawn to tosafety tosafety tosafetysafety safetyOwen safetyOwen safetyOwenOwen FInnegan a painter was w a tho thoman thoman themanman killedDR L L C WHITE WHITENashville WHITENashvUle WHITENashvilleNashville Tenn Oct 30 BODr Dr I L C CWhite CWhite CWhiteWhite one of the most widely known knownmen knownmen knownmenmen In the south and for twentytwo twentytwoyearsyears supreme keeper k per of records and andseals andseals andsealsseals of the supreme lodge Knights of ofPythias otPythlas ofPythiasPythias died at his home In this citytoday aged 65IIBIG BIGMARGIN BIGMARGINRepublican MARGIN MARGINRepublicanRepublican Candidate Candid to for forMayor forMayor forMayorMayor of New York Satis Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied ¬fied a Majority of People PeopleWill PeopleWill PeopleWinWill Vote for Him Tuesday TuesdayTAMMANY TuosdayTAMMANY TuesdayTAMMANYTAMMANY LEADER LEAD R ALSO ALSOCLAIMS ALSOCLAIMS ALSOCLAIMSCLAIMS SURE VICTORY VICTORYHearst VICTORYHearst VICTORYHearstHearst Managers Say They TheyAre TheyAre TheyAreAre Confident Their Man ManWill ManWill ManWillWill Have 100000 100 OOO PluralityWhen the Votes Are Counted CountedPHILADELPHIA CountedPHilADELPHIA CountedPHILADELPHIAPHILADELPHIA CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNNewNew York Oct 30 30The The triangu triangular tri ngn ngn1ar ¬lar campaign for mayor of Greater GreaterNew GreatorNew GreaterNewNew York saw the beginning of its itsend itsend itsendend tonight in an almost final burst burstofof oratory and red fire with the thebosses thebosses thebossesbosses and managers claiming every everything everything everything ¬thing in sight Voters will cast their theirballot theirballot theirballotballot on Tuesday TuesdayWeWe shall carry every borough and andelect andelect andelectelect practically every officer of importance import importance Importance ¬ance was the claim of Charles F Mull Murphy Mullphy Iurphy ¬phy Tammany leader Gaynor wUl get getmore cetmore getmoremore votes than Bannard and Hearst put puttogether putto puttogethertogether to ether Hearst will run second secondOtto secondOtto secondOttoOtto T Bannard Republican nominee nomineesaid nomineeSaid nomineesaidsaid that conservative con ervatle estimates by Re Republican RepUblican Republican ¬publican leaders showed he would de defeat defeat defeat ¬feat Gaynor by from 40003 to 68000 and andwould andould andwouldwould ould outrun Hearst by b more ahan 100000 000TheThe Hearst managers aId that Hearst Hearstwould Heamwould Hearstwouldwould receive 270000 votes Indicating a aplurality aplurality apluralityplurality of about 100000 100000Hearst 100000Hearst 100000HearstHearst was the only one of the trio who whodid whodid whodiddid not speak tonight Gaynor Ga nor spoke at atan atan atanan uptown riding academy and Bannard Bannarddelivered BtUIDUddelivered Bannarddelivereddelivered six speeches the principal one oneof oneot oneofof which was at Cooper Union UnionJudge UnionJudge UnionJudgeJudge Gaynor will bold his final meet meeting meetIn8 meettrig ¬trig on Monday night in Harlem Hearst Hearstwill Hearstwill Hearstwillwill close his campaign at Madison Square SquareGarden SquareGarden SquareGardenGarden tomorrow nightPhiladelphia Campaign CampaignPhiladelphia CampaignPhiladelphia CampaignPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Oct SO SGThe The political cam campalgn campaign carnpaignpaign In Pennsylvania ended tonight In InPhiladelphia InPhiladelphia InPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia an Interesting Intere lng fight was waswaged waswageII waswagedwaged by the reform element under the thetitle thetitle thetitletitle of the William Penn party to break breakthe breakthe breakthethe power of the local Republican organi organization orpnlatlon organization ¬zation The chief candidates are Samuel SamuelPP Rotan Republican for district attor attorney attorney attorney ¬ney and T Clarence Glbboney Glbboneywbo who heads headsthe headsthe headsthethe William Penn party and Democratic Democratictickets Democratictickets DemocraticticketsticketsMORE TRUE TRUEBILLS BillS FOUND FOUNDOfficersOfficers of the Oregon Trust Sav Savings Savaings v vings ¬ings Bank Indicted on Addi Addiditional Addiditional Addiditionalditional Counts CountsPortland CountsPortland CountsPortlandPortland Ore Oct 80 80The The grand grandJury grandjury grandjuryJury which has been be n investigating theaffairs the theaffairs tlt tltaffairsaffairs of the Oregon Trust 8 SavinzT SavinzTbank SaViD SaViDbank Savingfbankbank which closed its doors two yeaN yeareago yeaNago yearsagoago returned Indictments today against againstWalter agalutWalter againstWalterWalter H Mqore president W Cooper CooperMorris CooperMorris CooperMorrisMorris cashier and E E Lytle Leo LeoFriede LeoFriede LeoFriedeFriede and Henry A Moore directors directorsBach directorsEach directorsEachEach is indicted on six counts for forhaving torhaving forhavinghaving accepted deposits after he knew knewthe knewthe knewthethe bank was insolvent W H Moore Mooreand Mooreand Mooreandand W V Cooper Morris are Indicted on onadditional onadditional onadditionaladditional counts charging embezzlement embezzle embezzlement embezzlement ¬ment mentThe mentThe mentTheThe five men were arrested on Wed Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday ¬nesday of this week on the recommen recommendation recommendation recommendation ¬dation of the grand Jury charged with withhaving wIthhaving withhavinghaving received deposits after they theywere thd thdwere theywerewere aware of the unstable condition of ofthe ofthe ofthethe bankSUSPENDED SUSPCNDEDITHOUT SUSPCNDEDITHOUTActing WITHOUT PAY PAYActingActing Superintendent of Coast and andGeodetic andGeodetic andGeodeticGeodetic Survey Charged With WithIrregularities WithhTegnlarities WithIrregularitiesIrregularities IrregularitiesWashington hTegnlaritiesWashington IrregularitiesWashingtonWashington Oct SO 80Frank Frank Walley WalleyPerkins WalleyPerkins WalleyPerkinsPerkins acting superintendent of the theUnited theUnited theUnitedUnited States coast and geodetic sur survey survey stirvey ¬vey was today suspended without pay payand pIlJand payandand John J Gilbert Inspector of hy ¬drography and topography reduced reducedfrom reducedfrom reducedfromfrom 3000 to 2000 a year as 8 the result resultofof charges of administrative irregulari irregularities ¬ties The action was taken by ActingSecretary of Commerce and Labor Mc McHarg MeHarg McHargHarg Their cases will be passed pa ed upon uponlater uponlater uponlaterlater by Secretary Nagel now in the thewest thewest thewestwestJust west westJustJust on the eve of his retirement from fromoffice tromoffice fromofficeoffice Mr McHarg took action on the thecharges thecharges thechargescharges against the two officials officialsPerkins omclalaPerkins officialsPerkinsPerkins was at the head of otthe the surveywhile survey surveywhile urveywhilewhile Dr O H TIttman the director directorwaswas In Europe The charges Acting ISecretary Secreta McHarg said today do not notin notIn notinin any way wa affect Dr TIttmanUP TO TOSAY5SAY A WORD WORDTopographerTopographer Who Was With WithMt WithMt WithMtMt McKinley Expedition ExpeditionMakes ExpeditionMakes ExpeditionMakesMakes Statement nt Which De Depends Depends Doendson ¬pends P endson on Barrills B rrils Affidavit AffidavitSUMMIT AffidYiSUMMIT Af fildavitSUMMITSUMMIT NOT REACHED REACHEDTHIS REACHEDTHIS REACHEDTHISTHIS MAN CONCLUDES CONCLUDESPicture CONCLUDESPicture CONCLUDESPicturePicture of the Guide Waving Wavingthe Wa Wathethe Rag F1agTakeo Taken at a Distance aDistanceOf Distanceof =of Twenty T wanty Miles From the theTop theTop thelopTop of the Continent ContinentDRDR COOK AT HELENA MONT MONTPortland MONTPortlaDcl MONTPortlandPortland Me X > Got WIa a ajnteA ajnteAstatement afpelatatemeDt stgaeelstatementstatement given to the Anociatod Fr Frees PrN8t0da7 Freestoday M Mtoday <today Russell W Porter topographer PMr PMrtbe oa oathethe Mt McKInley expedition of Dr Fred Prederlck Fredcrick rd rderick xerick A Cook declare that It It ta true trtwthat truethat truethatthat one of the photographs in Dr Oeokabook was taken on the evening vellin of the daythe doctor reached what Was knows as asCamp asCampJ GCamp No 6 t the photograph cannot CDD t bOne M Mone b boneone of the summit of Mt McKlnle McKlnlePorter McKinleyPorter In his statement tells of cl goingto Alaska in the spring of 1 1t OOO < < XJ as a sure IIU IIUveyor sur surveyor ¬veyor e y or When Dr Cu Cook land and n BaIT B Banill Banillthe a rri U Uthe nthethe trip on which Cook says he hethe h roaeked roaekedthe MI MIthethe top of Mt McKinley Porter Porterbehind rm rcnrsMed rcnrsMedbehind e4 e4behindbehind to do some mappingThe doctor and Banill reappeared with withthe withthe witttthethe account of the ascent of Mt t Mo MoKinley KoKinley MoKlnleyKinley KinleyAtAt that time Mr Porters statement statramitcontinues statementcontinues tat tatcontinuescontinues I had no reason to dock dovvtthe do dobethe statements that have since be bee ileICrlbed to itescribed toscribedscribed in the doctors book To th ± Topof 1opof Top popofof the Continent ContinentInIn the published affidavit of Harrfflhe states that the th < p potogr potogrtph otogr iph opposite oppositepage oppoaltapace oppositepagepage 19 192 in Dr looks book b ok was taken takenonon the evening of ie t eame day da tinthe took him with the flag at what he heclaims beclaim h hclaimsclaims as the top of Mount McKiniey McKinieyand M McKI111 McKI111and Klniey Klnieyandand was taken tak n at imp No 6 ToW Thiscamp Ttiiacamp ToWcampcamp was only tliro thr or four miles fr rm rmone rotnone ia iaoneone of my surveying survey n > stations a local locality 10c1Ity localIty ¬ity Ity which I recognized distinctly e eItHIt It is at about a l 3000foot rontosv rontosvand lontGUaDd ontorandand Is some twenty miles from fr to Ute thesummit thssummit Utesummitsummit according to my topc1raf top topcgrnrhlaal topcgrnrhlaalmsps grarhsal grarhsalmaps hleal hlealmapsmaps purchased by the government governmentIf goyrnwonItIf it is i true that the phctograpba phctograpbaaleBed ptj photogra photograsigned togra tograsignedsigned The Top of our Continent Contlnentakea was wastaken wastakentakentaken the evening ever > ing of the day they made madethis t1NWIethl reedsthisthis thl camp ca J this photograph cannot be bethe bsthe b bthethe summit of Mount McKinley McKlnleyCook McKinleyCook McKinleyCookCook In Montana MontanaHelena MontanaBoleDA1 1HelenaHelena Mont Oat SO IOBeere IOBeereaudleac Befere an anaudience anaudteanaudience that taxed the seating tI ag cape capacity capecity pa pacity ¬city of the Auditorium Dr Frederick FrederickAA A Cook CO J the famous Arctic explorer explorerdelivered explorerdeUvereo explorerdelivereddelivered his lecture tonight on the thetrip thetrip thetriptrip to the north pole Dr Cook came eometo eamto cametoto Helena upon the solicitation of f a acommittee acommittee acommitteecommittee representing the Helena HelenaCivic HelellaCivic HelenaCivicCivic club He delivered caellve be U > ea44re a awithout a awithout pwithout cost to the club and was wasgreeted wallreeted weegreetedgreeted with enthusiasm m as he told of ofthe ortbe ofthethe hardships and privations which whichhehe and his two KskUno JD > ltlJDO companions endured en endured endured ¬duredTAfT VISITS ViSITSNE NEW ORlEANS ORlEANSBusysBusy Day During Which tho Pry President lrecidont Prydent ¬dent Found Time to Attend Tw TwFootball TwePoothall TwoFootballFootball Games GamesNew GamesNew GainesNewNew Orleans Oct 90 IOPrMhIeat President Tall Tallarrived Ts all allarrived t tarrivedarrived ID New Orleans today t te resew resewmany r rmany unr unrmanymany old acquaintance and t te enjoy enjoytwo M1OVtwo njoytwotwo days of the hospitality wh whtoh ub h hdeclared be bedecland htdeclareddeclared a I few days ago he b9Ua bstJtlonged b b9Ualonged U Ulongedlonged for and feared From the tbement mo moment s smeat ¬ment of his arrival at t 1210 12 p nu thePresident the thePresident 11MPresidentPresident waa kept on the go until untUmidnight pat patmidnight restmidnightmidnight tonight President Taft end eeadred ended en4eel ¬ed his river trip with an address beta bferethe betathe N Nthethe Waterways convent oonventlon Ion this after afternoon at atnoon afternoon ¬noon in which be reiterated that be fay fayvore fa favors favora ¬vors the issuance of bonds to carry oaT oaTward foe fosward foewardward every deep waterway wate project projectwhich projMtwhIcb proeetwhichwhich shall be approved by a oemp oemptent cem cemtent oetnptenttent board of engineers as practtoabi practtoabiand ll llandand can be shown to be necessary nece necetake to totake t ttaketake care of growing commerce commerceThis oomm oommThi oommreeThisThis address concluded the Fr Pn Pnbecame Prsstdet Prsstdetbecame t6esK t6esKbecamebecame the guest of the city oIt7lunched H Hlunched A1s A1slunchedlunched with Archbishop Archbl hop Bleak at tAt tafhitters tAtlatters t ttattershitters palace attended two footfcafl footfcaflgames footMJtgame Iootbsfgamesgames had a dinner given in his bf honor honorat boa boaatat the Pickwick club tonight and ad went wentdirectly wentdirectly wentdirectlydirectly from there to a gala perform performance perf perfanoe ¬canoe of Lee Huguenots at the French Frenchopera Jr Frenoltopera lMlk lMlkoperaopera house A little rapper at a fa famous famoua famow ¬mow French restaurant after the thebroubt epem epembrought erer4broughtbrought the chief executives day to wol toalas tt ttcloseclose ol 5eARTHUR M FUNSTON FUNSTONOakland FUNSTONokIIId FUNSTONOaklandOakland CaL Oct 1OArUuK Arthur M MArthur 1 1Arthur > > w wArtbtuArthur Funston the 8yearoU BOB of ofGeneral ofGeneral el el1unstoqGeneral Frederick Funston Fun toa died today todayat toda todaat yat the home of his grandfather Otto OttoBiankart OttoBlankart OttoBlaaksrtBiankart of heart trouble Mrs P Strtnoon Man Mansion n n8ton ¬noon mother of oftbe the boy left far Kan Kansae Kansas ¬sas City only three days age to jets Jetaher jeQber jetsherher husband xTHREE YEARS IN PRISON PRISONVancouver PRISONVancouver PRISONVancouverB C Oct 10 OJ JVancouver WStanton WStanton W WStantonE EswindledStanton who was convicted et f having havingswindled baYiDIwtndledswindled Lars Olsen of Beilmgham out outof outof outofof 300 and a check for 0001 60 1 at the theMinoru theMinoruMinoru Park race track with a take fakebet fakabet takebetbet on a horse race was as sentenced to today today too toodayday to three years In the penitentiaryLANGUAGE OF LOWER COURT COURTTENDED COURTTENDED r rRuddTENDED TO BIAS THE JURY JURYRudd JURYRudd I rIRudd Case Tried By Judge Smith SmithMcPherson SmithMcPherson SmithMcPhersonMcPherson Reversed and andRemanded andRemanded andRemandedRemanded RemandedStSt Louis Oct 30 30Because Because of remarks made to a jury by bySmith Jdp =Smith McPherson of the United States district court at Kansas CI City the theUnited theUnited te teUnitedUnited States court of appeals in inSt St Louis today reversed and remanded remandedthethe case of John r F Rudd who had been convicted of condaotiHg a schema schemato 4 4toto defraud defraudRudd defraudRuddRudd was accused of using the malls mallsIn believe in his machine If he does h heIn an effort to sell a patent pump pumpoperated pumpoperated pumpoperated Is IB an Idiot crazy If he does net heguilty jrulltyTheoperated by a pendulum and a spring The decision ded loft n of the court of appeals appealswritten appeabwritten appealwrittenlever The records showed that after alterthe afterthe afterthe written by Judge Hook says eavsIt eaysIt saysitthe evidence was submitted Judge Mc ¬ It is the province of a court to com comment commpnt ¬ > r rmeatPherson said to the Jury meat un facts and evidence v ence but butcomments b it t 1 1commpntR a acotnmrntsNo man with the slightest degr degrof degree degrEPof > comments should be dlspastjmarc dlspastjmarcjru3id dlspfi8 < jmllp crd crdRuard rd rdtialof intelligence above Insanity wouldflay would wouldSay woulday I injru3id tial < r order that he jurors jurorsitit rr n ty ySay ay that this pump la practical Any Anyschoolboy Any8cMoiboy Anyschoolboy o > Edt t f h to exercise their theirpp indepe1 indepe1PIschoolboy would know betterThis better betterThi8 pp jtikrtnt jtikrtntInThis man either is guilty of a acriminal acriminal acriminal In rte lover Her court RuM Ru was wasana tlQf4 fne4andcriminal act or be h is an idiot insane insaneand Insanean4 insaneand Sj ana an sentenced to serva tlovwa elev rtand foolish The defendant clalma cialms to I i I months in Jailrclt j